Will keep all of the advice in mind.Thank you..If he's doing them sequentially, why are you committing to giving him all 5?

I have purchased houses with tax liens and it typically shows up in the title report/commitment.

Or you could find a mentor and do the grunt assistance you described just to learn the ropes.You didn't really mention your financial situation, your work situation, or how much time you plan to commit to this.

The Seller still has to still update the title commitment.

Force the appraisal by way of Lender Commitment time frames and on properties you are worried about ride the crap out of it to get it done and in so you loose the least amount of time possible.Some ways to get ideas of how to have better contracts, take a look at the contracts from the foreclosed REO in your area.

Certainly they can do a title search and give you a "title commitment".

All 5 would make money, but the amount of money would vary, as would the time commitment.

You'll quickly master the 50% rule and 2% guidelines.In terms of going from OO to NOO... on FHA, I believe you're committing to living in the unit for 2 years when you sign the documents.

These guys are smart as hell, and other pvt equity funds are committing multi-hundred million dollar amounts INITIALLY to buying bulk REO, rehabbing, and renting, cashing 10% coupons while the market recovers and delivers nice gains down the road.

Can you leverage it into a longer lease commitment?